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There's also mention of support for four image sensors for «dual camera in the rear along with a camera and iris scanner at the front.»

Based on the information that the company shared about its new chipset, it is capable of supporting four image sensors for «dual cameras in the rear along with a camera and iris scanner at the front.»

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At each tunnel an iris scanner confirms your identity and tells you to proceed.

Moreover, Bezels are bare minimum, with front camera and sensor (including IRIS scanner) located at the top.

You can use the iris scanner, fingerprint reader, or facial recognition to unlock the S9, or use them all at the same time.

So if you're using facial recognition and trying to unlock the phone at night, it will not fall back to the iris scanner and you'll have to use the fingerprint sensor instead.

The iris scanner is amazingly accurate and very secure, and works great at night.

And while you won't fool the iris scanner, it won't recognize you wearing sunglasses, or walking and holding the phone at the improper distance.

I'll get this straight out of the way: The iris scanner is amazingly accurate and very secure, and works great even at night.

That means with phones that include biometric hardware log - in support like the new Lumia 950 and 950XL, you can unlock your phone simply by waking it up and looking at the iris scanner.

Back when the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus were first released, there was some concern that people who chose to utilize the phones» iris scanners for security might be at risk.

The folks over at BGR suggest it might be there to accommodate a biometric iris scanner, which Samsung offered in the Galaxy Note 7 before discontinuing that handset.

At first, the iris scanner simply required too many steps to be useful.

The iris scanner, the GIF - making tool and magnification loupe, the microSD card slot and the water - resistant body «help make the Galaxy Note7 genuinely and usefully different from competitors,» noted Ken Hyers, a research director at Strategy Analytics, who suggested its closest competitor is the Galaxy S7 Edge.

New to the S9 Plus is the fact that the face unlock and iris scanner biometrics now work at the same time to unlock the phone.

You do still have other secure unlocking methods like the iris scanner and facial recognition at your disposal though to serve as alternatives.

The official's statement comes off as weird, however, considering that leaks have been pointing at a premium device with very slim bezels, an 18:9 display, a dual front camera setup and, possibly, an iris scanner.

So the Galaxy S8 has its fancy Infinity Display and iris scanners, not to mention faster processors and other upgraded specs, but when it comes to the actual feature set, it's likely the year - old Galaxy S7 will be inheriting at least some of the tricks that make the GS8 such a desirable handset.

Alongside its gorgeous, rounded 5.7 - inch screen and iris scanner, the other Samsung Galaxy Note 7 feature that is capturing plenty of attention since its official launch is its waterproofing.Indeed, Samsung had set up an enormous tank of water at the... Read more

The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S8 has stirred a bevy of rumors so far and the latest one now hints at a rear - mounted fingerprint sensor and an iris scanner.

There's plenty of room, indeed, as the front bezels of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus still carry crucial technology, including an advanced iris scanner that can unlock the phone no - frills; just look at the camera and it's done.

At the top of of the phone we can see an array of sensors, which are believed to include a much - improved iris scanner and the front - facing camera.

The source also confirmed that the phablet will include an iris scanner that will allow users to unlock the device and authorize mobile payments by simply staring at the screen.

Both phones will feature the same Super AMOLED displays at 2960 x 1440 in the same 18.5:9 aspect ratio, and will continue to be rated as IP68 for water and dust resistance and feature a front - facing iris scanner.

The Korea Herald quotes its sources as saying that «the Galaxy S9's iris scanner will have an improved camera lens and functions to make it better [at recognizing] the eyes of users.»

There's also a 5 - megapixel f / 1.7 camera up front, 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac dual - band Wi - Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, an iris scanner, NFC, HDR, IP68 water and dust rating, a USB Type - C connector, wireless charging and yes, even a 3.5 mm headphone jack (a direct jab at Apple).

An iris scanner will also be present at the front of both smartphones for additional security.

The fingerprint scanner is still in an awkward position on the back next to the camera, but thankfully, at least when there is light, you can unlock the phone rather quickly with the iris scanner.

The cameras will remain unchanged at 12MP for the back and 5MP on the front and the iris scanner should also remain on board.

According to legitimate - looking screenshots taken on the Galaxy Note7 and received by our friends at Android Authority, the Note7 will indeed feature an iris scanner, as was long rumored.

Pictured: Iridian Technologies» Lina Page has the iris of her eye reflected in an eye scanner that allows for physical access as she demonstrates her company's technology at Comdex 2001 in Las Vegas, Nov. 14, 2001.

Intelligent Scan allows the device to use both the iris scanner and facial recognition at the same time to offer even better security, and it will work well in low light or bright conditions — something that hindered previous scanners on the Galaxy S8 series and Galaxy Note 8.

On the Galaxy S9, if you are using iris scanning, you will have to ensure that you are looking at the handset at a particular angle and from a certain distance so that the iris scanner can work properly.

Over the weekend, SlashGear learned that reports from LG's home country are claiming that the G6 is coming at an opportune time to snatch the crown from Samsung by debuting with an advanced iris scanner.

In terms of biometric security options, you get a fingerprint scanner mounted at the back, an iris scanner, as well as a facial recognition technology.

Both phones will feature the same Super AMOLED displays at 2960 x 1440 in the same 18.5:9 aspect ratio, and will continue to be rated at IP68 for water and dust resistance and feature a front - facing iris scanner.

The front facing camera is 5 - megapixel and although there is no iris scanner on board, it too has a wide - angle lens like the rear, only slightly narrower at 100 - degrees.

Both phones have an Iris scanner and Windows Hello feature that unlock the device through scanning your iris, but the feature won't be available at launch and will be enabled via a software update one or two months after the official launch of the smartphones.

Other things worth pointing out are that the Note 8 is expected to be waterproof (IP68), will naturally come equipped with the popular S Pen as well as an iris scanner, and pack at least a 3,500 mAh battery.

Samsung recently launched a Galaxy Iris tablet for the government and businesses in India, and it has received several trademarks recently which hints at the iris scanner finally being brought to a consumer device.

Still, voice - enabled payments might not arrive in other countries anytime soon, considering that they rely on identifying users via the iris scanner, which is available only in Korea at this point.

Samsung has been considering the possibility of implementing iris scanners since at least the Galaxy S5, but the company's first explicit jump into the future of biometric security took off with the Korean giant's Galaxy Tab Iris announced one week ago that is a tablet for businesses and the government in India.

This allows the iris scanner to know if it's looking at a static image, according to Phone Arena.

Then there's the ability to capture slow - motion videos at 1,000 fps, an improved iris scanner, and a new fingerprint scanner location.